text:
Solo Travel in Croatia
How Long Do I Need | Accommodation | Tours | Travelling Around | From the Airport | Border Crossings | FAQs
This country is so open to tourism that it is easy to solo travel in Croatia. It's a popular tourist destination with great infrastructure, good transport systems and so many places to stay. No matter which destination you visit, you'll meet friendly locals and other travellers too. Croatians are proud of their county and heritage and have a love for life. Being helpful and accommodating means you will feel really welcome here. Croatia is popular with Australians and New Zealanders who come to explore the country on a sailing trip. The whole country is not only beautiful but it has a comfortable vibe.
About Croatia
Croatia was once a destination kept under the radar, but nowadays sees this Mediterranean country rapidly growing as a tourist destination with old towns, diverse islands and a vibrant night scene all adding to its appeal for both older and younger solos.
Sharing borders with Slovenia, Hungary, Serbia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia is part of former Yugoslavia and declared independence in 1991 causing the Croatian conflict which lasted until 1995. Nowadays this peaceful country attracts those who come for its dramatic coastline, Renaissance walled towns and of course, its Croatian charm.
Known as the 'pearl of the Adriatic,' the City of Dubrovnik is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and its timeless beauty makes it a mecca for history lovers. Once a great trading hub, the city is now one of the biggest tourist destinations in the Mediterranean city with outside cafes and a quaint marina.
Exploring is the key here and if you love meandering around a gorgeous old town through secret alleyways then Dubrovnik is the place to get lost or just enjoy some seafood and people watch. The city walls are one of the best preserved in Europe making it an ideal background for the Game of Thrones scenes which were filmed here. Learn more about the city's past with a scenic cable car ride and a visit to the war museum. Looking out at one of the most iconic images of Croatia, it's hard to believe that this was once a town that had been bombed only 24 years before.
If tranquility and stunning waterfalls are on your solo bucket list then the Plitvice Lakes has to be visited. Known for lakes, alpine forests and heavenly waterfalls, it has some of Europe's oldest woodlands and was once called "the devil's gardens," because of its dense forests. Today you'll find well sign-posted hiking trails through its magical landscape making it easy to explore this natural region for yourself.
Croatia has made quite a name for itself on the festival scene too. Visit in the summer and you'll be dancing to world class DJs in your flip flops. Hvar is also a popular destination for partygoers. There is even a party island with an exclusive nightclub for those who want to take the water ferry across. Taste some of the country's best wine at Stari Grad, on the northern side of Hvar, and one of the oldest towns in Europe.
The capital of Croatia, Zagreb is the largest city and is also a vibrant one with plenty of parks and Habsburg architecture to admire. Zagreb has a big cafe culture and even in the winter you'll find locals sitting al fresco underneath heated lamps sipping their coffee or whiling away their evenings in one of the bohemian bars at Tkalciceva Street. Located at the foothills of Mt. Medvednica, the city has an Upper and a Lower Town and is easy to get around within a few hours. A small funicular railway runs from the Upper Town to the Lower Town where you'll find many of the museums. Visit in the summer for free cultural festivals.
Having a 3000 year history means that Zadar is a city rich in heritage with plenty of ancient history to lose yourself in amongst pastel coloured buildings. Marble streets gleam back at you as you wander past Roman ruins, ancient monuments and archaeological gems from the Renaissance and Medieval times.
Rovinj is a little gem which many people miss off their Croatia itinerary. On the west coast of the Istrian peninsula, this charming fishing port has a bit of an Italian feel to it. It was once of the most important towns in Istria under the Republic of Venice and is now a romantic Mediterranean town. But you don't need a partner to visit this small coastal city, just yourself and your sense of adventure will do.
Split is the gateway to the islands and where most of the sailing trips depart from but there is another reason for visiting Croatia's second largest city. Diocletian's Palace is one of the most impressive Roman ruins in the world and this ancient fortress now forms the old town of Split. Inside you'll find cafes, shops and bar-hoppers amongst the few thousand residents who live within the UNESCO-protected remains.
Then there are the day trips. Visit Trogir, a Croatian island which resembles a small Split with a pretty fortress and medieval streets to wander around. Or explore the architectural gems of Sibenik, a coastal destination which is fast-becoming a place to visit. From here you can Krka National Park, another of the country's regions of nature.
If you choose to go island hopping, Vis is the furthest island from the coast and was once a military base. Mljet is an island to escape the crowds and fall in love with nature. Known as the "Green Island" it is abundant in vegetation with panoramic coastlines and reefs to explore. Rab is also one of the greenest islands in the Adriatic and has a historic town dating back to 360 BC. Lastovo remains relatively untouched and is off the beaten path (or sail) with an air of Croatian mystery.
If you love medieval history, walled old towns, islands, partying and festivals then solo travel in Croatia could be the perfect experience.
How Long Do I Need?
There are so many lovely places to see that you should definitely spend a week here. Even Dubrovnik itself is worth three days at least. Spend a week travelling from Dubrovnik up to Split stopping at Korcula and Hvar, or longer to include Zadar, Pltivice Lakes, and finishing in Zagreb.
Accommodation in Croatia
There is such a wide choice of accommodation that you can find anything from a bed in a hostel to a studio apartment. Even universities open up their rooms during the summer months so you can get a private room for a bargain price. Plus there's Airbnb where you can stay with locals. Save $20 off your first stay with this Airbnb link.
But with so many places to stay it can be a bit confusing choosing the right accommodation especially if you are on a budget.
Click here for a list of the best accommodation in Croatia for solos as recommended by girls within our solo female community.
Croatia Tours
If you feel more comfortable in a group for either part of your trip or the whole duration, G Adventures is a responsible tour company which mainly caters towards budget travellers. Most tours have an average of 10 people and there is no upper age limit. Once you book your trip you pay extra for any excursions you want to do when you're there.
Starting from 7 day trips from Zagreb to Dubrovnik you can explore Croatia overland or on a sailing trip. If you are planning to explore the Balkans, they also offer trips to Montenegro and Bosnia. If you have longer than 2 weeks you can travel with them down to Greece or explore 9 countries within a month with their classic tour. I have personally used G Adventures and recommend them as a solo female friendly company.
Intrepid Travel is similar to G Adventures with an average of 12 people on each tour. Over 50% of people using their trips are solo travellers. They tend to use hotels instead of hostels and have a more comfortable style of accommodation hence the trips can appear a bit more costly than G Adventures.
Trips start from an 8 day Croatia Sailing Adventure from Split to Dubrovnik, to a 29 day Vienna to Dubrovnik trip. With both tour companies you share a room with someone of the same gender or you can pay extra for your own room.
MedSailors – If you've ever wanted to sail around the Mediterranean but have no experience as a sailor, then hop aboard a Medsailors tour instead. Medsailors arrange sailing trips to Croatia where you get a chance to try out your sailing skills (if you feel inclined too). Catering for 18 to 35 year olds, the sailing trips are week-long. As a solo you get paired up in a cabin.
Local Tours
- Viator – Viator offers tours with insiders in various destinations in Croatia. Take the Game of Thrones Walking Tour in Dubrovnik, visit the Plitvice Lakes or head the islands with some company in tow.
- Secret Zagreb – Explore the secret side of the city on a Secret Zagreb Walk or take one of their ghost tours instead and learn about notorious witch hunts and dark Croatian writers.
- Zadar Walking Tour – You can easily do your own walking tour around Zadar especially the Old Town but if you prefer the chance to meet others and learn about what you are seeing join a walking tour like this one.
Travelling Around Croatia
Hiring a car is easy but the Croatian drivers do drive a bit erratically so take care if you decide to hire a car. The country is beautiful is drive around and the road from Split to Dubrovnik is a stunning scenic one which takes you through the border of Bosnia. To hire a car I recommend pre-booking your car hire so you can collect your car when you arrive at the airport.
The country is well connected with frequent buses which are reasonably priced. There are also trains which connect the major cities. If you are short on time then taking a tour or hiring a car for the day is the quickest way to visit places out of the way.
If you're planning on spending some time on the islands then consider a sailing trip. Not only is this a great way to see more than one island but you also get to sleep onboard a yacht and experience the coastline. Travelling as a solo means that you'll have to share a cabin with someone else unless you pay for two. If you are on a budget then the cheapest way to see the islands are by ferry. Taxi boats can take you anywhere you want to go.
They also have Uber in Dubrovnik. Uber is a driver app where each driver is vetted beforehand, and you can see the driver's picture and registration number before they arrive. Save up to $20 off your first ride with Uber using promo code RIDINGUBER20.
From The Airport
From Zagreb Airport – Buses run from the airport to Zagreb's main bus station. Pleso Prijevoz leaves every half an hour from early morning until 8pm and takes 40 minutes. From the main station you can take tram 6 to the city centre.
From Dubrovnik Airport – From the airport it's 30 minutes in a taxi and will cost you approx 300 HRK. Save your pounds by taking an airport shuttle instead which stops at Pile Gate (easy to access the old town) and also the Gruz Port bus station.
From Zadar Airport – Zadar has its own airport but it's easy to get here from Split or Zagreb. There are airport buses from Zadar which run from the airport terminal to the Old Town and bus and train station and take approx 30 minutes.
Travelling Onwards
Croatia borders Slovenia, Hungary, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro. Being on the border of so many countries means that you have a wide choice of places to travel to next. You can even travel across the water to Italy.
To Italy – You can reach Italy by ferry from either Hvar which goes to Pescara, Zadar to Ancona, or Rovinj to Venice. Direct Ferries have timetables.
To other European countries
Buses – International buses run from Zagreb to other European countries such as Austria, Italy, Germany, Switzerland and Slovenia. Travel from Dubrovnik to the Bay of Kotor (a stunning place).
Train – Or catch a train which although may be a bit slower, can be a good way of seeing the scenery. Trains go to Germany, Slovenia, Serbia, Bosnia, Hungary and Austria. The main train station in Zagreb takes credit cards and the staff speak really good English.
Where can I go from here?
Bosnia – 50 mins
Austria – 1 hr 10 mins
Serbia – 1 hour
- Can I drink the water? Yes but check with where you are staying first.
- Is tipping expected? Yes. Leave at least 10% if you can.
- Fixed price or barter? Usually fixed price.
- Any ATMs? Yes.
- Which side of the road do they drive? The right-hand side.
- Good for vegetarians? Yes.
- Any seven wonders of the world? No but Dubrovnik's Old Town should be.
* This page contains affiliate links. These are of no extra charge to you and Girl about the Globe donates 10% of all affiliate sales to War Child, protecting children in war zones.
Capital – Zagreb
Population – 4.253 million
Language Spoken – Croatian
Local Currency – Croatian Kuna
Useful Info
Best Time to Go – July & August
Did you know? Scenes from the Game of Thrones were filmed in Dubrovnik.
Stay Eco
Go eco camping on the island of Krk with Eco Camping Glavotok.
Stay in a beautiful cottage in the vineyards of Dubrovnik.
Stay in a tent or forest lodge on Obonjan Island.
Volunteer in Croatia with Concordia.
Cultural Experiences
Experience the culture of Croatia during their May to September festivals.
Learn how to cook Croatian style with Culinary Croatia.
Sample the olive oil and wine on a day trip from Split
Local Projects
SOS Children's Villages works with families who have children with mental and physical disabilities.
Mind Body & Soul
Enjoy hot springs and thermal spas on the Istrian peninsula at Istarske Toplice and nearby towns.
Summersalt Yoga offers yoga retreats combined with adventures such as SUP yoga or one for foodies.
Take part in a holistic yoga and healing retreat at Suncokret Retreat.
Treat yourself at the luxurious wellness and spa centre at Hotel Dubrovnik Palace.
Issues in the Country
Children from the Roma community face discrimination in Croatia. Not only do these children have the highest school drop-out rate in the country but their families suffer the highest rates of mortality and unemployment.
Related Posts


text: DVI Single Link Cable, Digital TMDS Monitor Cable (DVI-D M/M), 10-ft. MODEL NUMBER: P561-010 Highlights Superior molded cables with foil/braid shielding for maximum EMI/RFI protection Compatible with Flat Panel Displays, Digital CRT Displays and Projectors Resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 High Speed Digital Transmission to 4.95Gbps System Requirements Monitor with DVI, and CPU with Single Link DVI capabilities Package Includes DVI Single Link TMDS cable DVI-D, M/M, 10' Description Tripp Lite's 10 foot DVI Single Link TMDS cable delivers the high performance, high bandwidth needed for today's digital video displays. Gold plated contacts ensure excellent conductivity, while double shielding (foil and braid) provides maximum EMI/RFI protection. Both DVI connectors are molded and have integral strain relief for long life reliability. Features Superior molded cables with foil/braid shielding for maximum EMI/RFI protection Single Link digital signaling for transmission speeds to 4.95Gbps and 1920 x 1200 resolution Gold plated copper contacts ensure excellent conductivity Meets DVI DDWG Standard PC and Mac compatible For use with Digital CRT displays, Flat Panel Displays, HDTV and Projectors Specifications OVERVIEW Chromebook Compatible No Style DVI Display Style Cable Model Type DVI Cable Types DVI INPUT 1/2 Cable Length (ft.) 10 Cable Length (m) 3.05 PHYSICAL Color Black CONNECTIONS Connector A DVI-D SINGLE LINK (MALE) Connector B DVI-D SINGLE LINK (MALE) Number of Connectors 2 WARRANTY Product Warranty Period (Worldwide) Lifetime limited warranty © 2015 Tripp Lite. All rights reserved. All trademarks are the sole property of their respective owners. Tripp Lite has a policy of continuous improvement. Specifications are subject to change without notice. Photos may differ slightly from final products. 2/2

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Content count805
Last visited
Days Won64
Community Reputation913 Unstoppable
52 Followers
About Ken
- Birthday July 10
Profile Information
Not Telling
Recent Profile Visitors
open Help fopen
Ken replied to mackabro2's question in Questions and Answersstd::string GetFirstLineFromFile(std::string stFileName) { std::ifstream file(stFileName.c_str(), std::ios::in); if (!file.is_open()) return "Can not open the file"; std::string stLine = ""; if (!getline(file, stLine)) return "Can not get the first line!"; return stLine; } It will get the first line of the file. You can use this anywhere you want. (Don't forget to include fstream and string libraries) Best Regards Ken
c++ A small fix about Connect
Ken posted a topic in Programming / ScriptsHi, everyone. Most people know when you are trying to connect the server with a lot of people, the server can not respond to you or something might go wrong. This example is same for warp too. Webzen did something about this too and I'd like to share it with you. What are exactly are we doing? If the client can not connect to the server, the client will wait one second to connect the server again. Open NetStream.cpp. Find Connect function and replace with this bool CNetworkStream::Connect(const CNetworkAddress& c_rkNetAddr, int limitSec) { Clear(); m_addr = c_rkNetAddr; m_sock = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0); if (m_sock == INVALID_SOCKET) { Clear(); OnConnectFailure(); return false; } DWORD arg = 1; ioctlsocket(m_sock, FIONBIO, &arg); // Non-blocking mode if (connect(m_sock, reinterpret_cast<PSOCKADDR>(&m_addr), m_addr.GetSize()) == SOCKET_ERROR) { int error = WSAGetLastError(); // If something went wrong, the client will wait one second to connect the server again. // Of course, it will clear and setting up everything again. if (error != WSAEWOULDBLOCK) { Sleep(1000); Clear(); m_sock = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0); if (m_sock == INVALID_SOCKET) { Clear(); OnConnectFailure(); return false; } ioctlsocket(m_sock, FIONBIO, &arg); if (connect(m_sock, reinterpret_cast<PSOCKADDR>(&m_addr), m_addr.GetSize()) == SOCKET_ERROR) { Tracen("error != WSAEWOULDBLOCK"); Clear(); OnConnectFailure(); return false; } } } m_connectLimitTime = time(NULL) + limitSec; return true; } Best Regards Ken
Ken sorry to disturb you,
your message store is full right now,
can you tell me your skype id please,
i wont take to much of your time,
And i dont have any stupid [help request] or time losing questions.
i will take just few seconds of your time,
and i can also pay.
hey Ken, send me a private message with your skype adress please
Sure but why do you want?
I have a problem and I was thinking if you could help me...
0702 18:15:03607 :: CPythonSkill::RegisterSkillDesc(dwSkillIndex=137) - Strange Skill Need Weapon(CLAW) 0702 18:15:03608 :: CPythonSkill::RegisterSkillDesc(dwSkillIndex=139) - Strange Skill Need Weapon(CLAW) 0702 18:15:07572 :: Traceback (most recent call last): 0702 18:15:07572 :: File "introSelect.py", line 551, in OnUpdate 0702 18:15:07572 :: AttributeError 0702 18:15:07572 :: : 0702 18:15:07572 :: 'module' object has no attribute 'LastAccount' 0702 18:15:07573 :: 0702 18:15:09272 :: introLoading.py(line:76) Open ui.py(line:6128) GetChild LodingWindow.Open - LoadScriptFile Error - <type 'exceptions.KeyError'>:'ErrorMessage' 0702 18:15:09272 :: ============================================================================================================ 0702 18:15:09272 :: Abort!!!!
You are trying to call a non-exist variable in LoadingWindow.py. You can add that non-exist variable in LoadingWindow.py or can delete it.
open [Request]Locking items on map
Ken replied to FlorinMarian's question in Questions and AnswersThe quest must know what's there in the item shop. You can create an array for this in questlib.lua or the quest. You can use a query to fetch what's there in the item shop. (I do not recommend this method because it might be a lag in the game.) You must cache it even If you want. Then you can check it with pc.get_wear() You can create an array for this in the quest or questlib.lua (I gave an example) The last thing is to combine all of them quest xxx begin state start begin when login with pc.get_map_index() == xx begin -- You can use a query to fetch the item vnums from the table. (I still do not recommend this method if you are not using cache method) local blockedItems = { 11209, 11409, 11609, 11809 } -- Wear positions, is exist in common/length.h if you want to check it out. local wearPositions = { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 19, 20, 21, 22 } -- Make a loop and check every wear position and check is equal to the blocked items in array or not. for i = 1, table.getn(blockedItems), 1 do for j = 1, table.getn(wearPositions), 1 do if (pc.get_wear(wearPositions[j]) == blockedItems[i]) then chat("You can't..") return end end end end end end Best Regards Ken
Ken replied to M2BobFixed's topic in Guides & HowToYou're playing a multiplayer game. The member might lose his connection sometimes because of the internet provider or unknown packets. You can't pay this to the party members. If you do, most people are going to insult you in the game. Anyway, thanks for sharing with us. Best Regards Ken
Hey, @Horinna thanks for feeding back. About the last bug, the system is not doing the same things for the companion. To fix this; Find this line in messenger_manager.cpp m_Relation[account].erase(companion); m_InverseRelation[companion].erase(account); And add this code blog m_Relation[companion].erase(account); m_InverseRelation[account].erase(companion); Best Regards Ken
A small fix about a query of messenger system. When you remove any person on your list, the companion will continue to see your name on his list (when the companion relog in the game again). This query will remove both of them's contact in the database. Best Regards Ken
I've updated the codes again. Good luck
c++ A small fix about Messenger
Ken posted a topic in Programming / ScriptsHi, I'd like to share a small fix about the messenger system. what exactly are we fixing? The main problem is when you remove any person from your list, the companion's messenger list is not refreshing until relog in. Webzen has fixed this situation with a small packet. That packet will provide to remove the name from the list. There is no part of Python because it's already done by Ymir. For serverside For client side Best Regards Ken
open Access to the brazilian servers?
Ken replied to xP3NG3Rx's question in Questions and Answers@Johnny69 I have looked at the binary file. The only way that you must need to have a Brazil IP Address. I have thought they're blocking it with block country feature of metin2 but when I look at a bit deeper, I saw it wasn't. They're blocking the whole IP addresses on their firewall. About Xigncode - Most people are saying that it's just joke. Also, I'm thinking about why Xigncode is forcing binary to close itself. (Could be incompatible because when I watch the process on Process Hacker 2, the operating system is only running WerFault.exe) When logininfo.py (I'm not talking about loginInfo.xml) is running, it's reading locale.cfg to change something inside. (Including IP Addresses)


text:
After having just graduated with a master's in cyber anthropology, I am very excited to be a part of Georgia Tech's MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) or #change11. My excitement also speaks to the fact that I am once again in the working world and, inevitably, miss being a full-time student.
Anyway, I'm trying to dive into this MOOC but it's a bit overwhelming. However, I get the sense that that's kind of the point. By nature, a MOOC is constantly evolving according to the instructors and (mainly) the students. Participants heavily affect the flow and substance of the course and, in doing so, produce a large amount of content. Being raised in a fairly traditional education system (as I'm sure most of us were), a MOOC's dramatically different approach to learning will naturally produce some growing pains (emphasis on the word "growing").
My first instinct (as the "good" traditional student that I was) is to try to digest all the information that this MOOC is producing. However, attempting to stuff myself with the vast amount of content coming out of #change11 soon leads to a stomach ache. I'm trying to adopt the advice of the course facilitators: namely that it will be impossibly to read/watch/listen/respond to everything out there. That being said, I'm going to try to post blog reflections on how I'm interacting with the course and what I am learning. Also, instead of brushing a wide surface by trying to read/interact with as much material as possibly, I'm going to attempt to go deeper with a smaller amount of material.
I think one education's challenges in the 21st century is going to be whether they can change and adapt to new technology. Moreover, whether education can embrace new forms of technology to drive different types of learning and increase international collaboration. I think #change11 is going to be a fascinating experiment for all involved.
(note: the picture is from http://zaidlearn.blogspot.com/ - a great blog to learn more about MOOCs and innovations in education)


text:
US Street Price $300.00
Bottom Line: The Linksys AC3200 Tri-Band Smart Wi-Fi Router delivers the fastest 5GHz throughput we've seen to date. It has a top-notch interface and can be managed via a Web interface or smartphone app, but that luxury doesn't come cheap.Read Full ReviewUS Street Price $280.00
Bottom Line: The Linksys AC2400 Dual Band Wi-Fi Router (E8350) delivers very good 2.4GHz throughput and fast file transfers. It's equipped with the latest Wi-Fi technology, but its 5GHz throughput is only middling, and it's not cheap.Read Full ReviewUS Street Price $129.60
Bottom Line: The Totolink A2004NS AC1200 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router impresses far more with its features than it does with its performance, which was decidedly below average in our testing.Read Full ReviewUS Street Price $25.00
Bottom Line: T-Mobile and Asus make a wonderful pair with the CellSpot—a device that not only excels at Wi-Fi calling, but can also serve as an excellent whole-home router.Read Full ReviewUS Street Price $32.40
Bottom Line: The Totolink N100RE is an extremely affordable single-band router, but its dated wireless technology is only for those on very limited budgets who need connectivity for just one or two devices in a small area.Read Full ReviewUS Street Price $180.00
Bottom Line: The Wireless AC1900 Dual Band Gigabit Cloud Router (DIR-880L) comes with D-Link's modern and mobile-optimized UI, is a good performer in 802.11n and legacy wireless modes, but it's just average in 802.11ac throughput.Read Full ReviewUS Street Price $280.00
Bottom Line: The Netgear Nighthawk X4 AC2350 Smart WiFi Router's next-gen hardware doesn't translate to next-gen throughput and range.Read Full ReviewUS Street Price $120.00
Bottom Line: D-Link's Wi-Fi AC750 Portable Router and Charger (DIR-510L) is a handy traveling companion that allows you to create an instant wireless network with hotspots, wired Internet, and cellular connections. Plus, it can charge your mobile devices.Read Full ReviewUS Street Price $200.00
Bottom Line: The Asus RT-AC68U Dual-band Wireless-AC1900 Gigabit Router is an excellent performer and shows that Asus's 802.11ac technology has matured since the release of the RT-AC66U. While it's stellar in 802.11ac mode, those with 802.11n-only clients may not see much benefit over its predecessor.Read Full ReviewUS Street Price $270.00
Bottom Line: The Asus RT-AC87 Dual-band Wireless-AC2400 Gigabit Router is the first 4x4 wireless router on the market. It's an exciting excellent device, but until there are compatible adapters, there's not much to set it apart from Asus's last 802.11ac router.Read Full ReviewUS Street Price $300.00
Bottom Line: The Netgear Nighthawk X6 AC3200 Tri-Band WiFi Router makes an impressive debut, proving the tri-band concept by deftly handling multiple wireless devices on a single network.Read Full ReviewUS Street Price $150.00
Bottom Line: For those looking for an affordable, dual-band wireless-N router, the ESR600H's relatively low price is still not low enough to justify its poor 2.4 GHz performance, weak range and some software issues.Read Full ReviewUS Street Price $136.00
Bottom Line: TRENDnet's 450 Mbps Concurrent Dual Band Wireless N Router is a decent router with very good throughput that does not quite live up to the hype of being the only router on the market that streams 450 Mbps on both bands.Read Full ReviewUS Street Price $233.00
Bottom Line: Trendnet's AC1900 Dual Band Wireless Router (TEW-812DRU) is the fastest 802.11ac router we've tested to date. Unfortunately, some software issues cast a shadow over its shining performance.Read Full ReviewUS Street Price $180.00
Bottom Line: Netgear's big beefy dual-band router delivers the fastest throughput we've seen on the 2.4 GHz band, which many of your consumer electronics devices probably use.Read Full Review


text:
SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea notified the South of its plan to conduct live-fire drills this week near a disputed sea border, the scene of deadly clashes in recent years, the South's military said on Wednesday.
North Korea conducted similar drills last year, with more than 100 rounds landing south of border, prompting the South to fire hundreds of rounds back.
The South's joint chief of staff said in a statement that North Korea told Seoul that it would carry out the drills from May 13-15 north of the Northern Limit Line, the west coast maritime border.
"If North Korea makes any provocation in our waters, we will strongly respond to it," the statement said.
North Korea's military threatened last week to launch "targeted strikes" against South Korea's navy, accusing the South of violating territorial waters.
North Korea, heavily sanctioned by the United Nations for its missile and nuclear tests, is technically still at war with the South after the 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce, not a peace treaty.
(Reporting by Ju-min Park; Editing by Nick Macfie)


text:
ERIC Number: ED166738
Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1978-Nov
Pages: 15
Abstractor: N/A
Reference Count: 0
Natural Law, Santa Clara, and the Supreme Court.
Rodgers, Raymond S.; Lujan, Phillip
The court case, "Santa Clara Pueblo, et al. v. Julia Martinez, et al.," is the subject of this paper. It gives the background of the case of a woman whose children were refused admittance to tribal rolls because of an ordinance prohibiting the enrollment of children whose father is not a tribal member. The paper gives the arguments of representatives of the Pueblo perspective and of the Anglo perspective, both of which appeal to natural law: the tribe's claim to the right to decide its own membership and the plaintiff's invocation of the right to equal protection under the law. The paper concludes with the philosophical and intercultural implications of the Supreme Court's ruling in the case, which was that tribal sovereignty affords immunity to the tribe from federal suits. (TJ)
Publication Type: Speeches/Meeting Papers; Opinion Papers; Legal/Legislative/Regulatory Materials
Education Level: N/A
Audience: N/A
Language: English
Sponsor: N/A
Authoring Institution: N/A
Note: Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Speech Communication Association (64th, Minneapolis, Minnesota, November 2-5, 1978)


text:
Justice League Dark #32 (Preview)
in Comic Previews Comment
- Story by
- J.M. DeMatteis
- Art by
- Andres Guinaldo and Walden Wong
- Colors by
- Chris Sotomayor
- Letters by
- Rob Leigh
- Cover by
- Ant Lucia and Mikel Janín
- Publisher
- DC Comics
Lost in the living dimension called The Between, the Justice League Dark fights to save Zatanna's soul! Will Nightmare Nurse's sacrifice save them all or damn them to an eternity of nothingness?


text:
Dairy Queen Washburn
Address & Contacts
(715) 373-2343
Dairy Queen
54891 Washburn
Opening Times
Warning, Stores-Locator.com is a participative website where everyone can indicate the opening hours, please let us know if you notice any mistake.
These times do not include public holidays. To see if your store is open these days, contact them.
- Food shops
- Dairy Queen in Ashland 501 LAKE SHORE DR E
- Dairy Queen in Hurley 705 5TH AVE N
- Dairy Queen in Lake Nebagamon 6896 S LAKE AVE
- Dairy Queen in Ashland (8.62 km)
- Dairy Queen in Hurley (59.62 km)
- Dairy Queen in Lake Nebagamon (63.6 km)
- Latitude : 46.67065626
- Longitude : -90.90044444
Your opinionYou are a customer or you know Dairy Queen Washburn ? Help future customers by leaving your review and rating this store!
Dairy Queen
4491 stores Dairy Queen in the U.S. registered on Stores-Locator.com
Dairy Queen, often abbreviated DQ, is a chain of soft serve and fast food restaurants owned by International Dairy Queen, Inc, which also owns Orange Julius and Karmelkorn. As of 2010, Dairy Queen had more than 5,700 stores in 19 countries, including 652 locations outside the United States and Canada. The largest Dairy Queen in the United States is located… more about Dairy Queen
Reading of the moment...
Stella And Dot: From jewelry to apparelThe successful jewelry brand is planning a major evolution for this Spring: some items of clothing will be introduced in a few weeks.
2011 - 2018 © Stores-Locator.com


text:
To celebrate the opening of our fall exhibitions, join Markham-based artist Xiaojing Yan for a free artist talk to hear more about the works featured in Out from among the tranquil woods, followed by the Opening Reception.
On view from September 23, 2017 to January 7, 2018:
Out from among the tranquil woods
Present | Perfect | Continuous
Featuring works by Zev Farber
1 - 2PM | FREE artist talk with artist Xiaojing Yan
*Please plan to arrive 15 minutes prior to the scheduled tour to sign in as space is very limited. Unclaimed tickets will begin to be distributed on a first come first serve basis 5 minutes prior to the Gallery Gab.
2 - 4PM | Our FREE opening reception will consist of formal remarks, free catered food and refreshments and much more! Docents and staff will be on-site and in the galleries for any questions about the exhibitions.
All are welcome to attend! We encourage all to attend both events.
What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
We have free parking located behind the art gallery. It is first come, first serve. The Gallery is also accessible via TTC, GO Transit and the YRT. More information here: http://goo.gl/agSj2B
Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Media or press related questions can be addressed to Charlene Lo, Marketing & Communications Specialist at the Varley Art Gallery of Markham at email@example.com or 905.477.7000 x3275.
Questions about the logistics of the artist talk and/or opening reception can be addressed by our Front Desk at firstname.lastname@example.com or 905.477.7000 x3261
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No, your ticket is not necessary, but please RSVP online.


text:
Front Office
|Kim Archer
Kim has owned the Rochester Honkers since 2003, and under her guidance, the franchise has won two Northwoods League Championships. She focuses on the Business of Baseball along with concessions, souvenirs, game operations, and staffing. Her son Sean, has been around the organization since 1997 and serves as the team's Technical Advisor and Director of Stuff. He works in development for LiquidCool Solutions. Her daughter, Cali, currently resides in Seattle, WA.
|Dan Litzinger
Owner / General Manager
Dan has been with the Rochester Honkers since their inaugural season of 1994. He became General Manager in 1997, and teamed up with Kim Archer in 2003 as owner of the franchise. Over his tenure, Dan has been a part of five Northwoods League Championships. Dan focuses on team aspects, sales, and game day production. Dan enjoys hunting, camping, fitness and bowling, rolling his first perfect 300 game in 2011. He's an avid slalom water skier, however the falls now hurt for 2 days.
|Billy Page
Billy joined the front office full time on March 16, 2018, after spending the 2017 season working for the Kenosha Kingfish of the Northwoods League. He oversaw 3 food service areas and managed over 20 game day staff for the Kingfish. He played a significant role in field preparations, maintenance, construction, and the "go to guy" when operation challenges occurred. A 2017 graduate of UW-La Crosse in Sports Management, Billy began his full time career at 84 Lumber in Gurnee, Ill. as a Manager Trainee. Billy is from Muscoda Wisconsin, an is an avid fan of the Badgers, Brewers, Bucks, and Philadelphia Eagles
|Sean Archer
Director of Stuff
Sean has been around the Rochester Honkers since 1997. Over the years, he has done some of everything within the organization. From his original position as a bat boy, to heading up the start of the live video webcasts in 2011, Sean has earned the title of Director of Stuff. A graduate of Minnesota State University-Mankato with a degree in Automotive Engineering, Sean works for LiquidCool Solutions, working in development and trouble shooting for cooling solutions of computer servers.
|Michael Keeley
Michael just finished his second summer as the play-by-play voice of the Honkers. Following the 2017 season, Keeley was named Northwoods League Co-Play-by-Play Announcer of the Year. He resides in Austin, MN where he's also worked for the Austin Bruins NAHL hockey team since the Fall of 2015. Michael is originally from Upstate New York (the "other Rochester"), and graduated with a bachelors degree in broadcasting/mass-communication from the State University of New York at Oswego in 2013. He was the radio broadcaster for Oswego's NCAA DIII ice hockey team for four years before moving to SW Pennsylvania for his first season in Junior hockey, and then ultimately to Minnesota. Michael has also worked two seasons in the New York Collegiate Baseball League for the Rochester (NY) Ridgemen
018 Summer Interns
For More Information on Summer Internships, Click Here
Peter Brooks
|Social Media
|Louis Bassman
Game Production / Game Operations
|Jordan Stieber
Game Operations
UW-La Crosse
|Video Director 1
|Video Director 2
|Hospitality/Food Service
2018 Press Box
University of Hard Knocks
Slider has been the iconic mascot for the Rochester Honkers since the 1997 season. Known for exciting the crowd at Mayo Field, Slider has become famous for his dance moves at the start of every home game, and leading fans in the "YMCA"! Slider keeps busy helping out with the on-field promotions, and working the crowds, but will always find time to spend with the younger fans and sign autographs. Before each game Slider likes to stretch behind home plate, wave to the fans, and welcome the Dream Team of the Night. In the offseason, Slider stays in mascot shape by running marathons and lifting weights.
Email Slider at: email@example.com


text:
You are currently not logged in:
- Your Account
- Join Us
The Nottingham Canal originally extended from a junction with the Cromford Canal just above its junction with the Erewash Canal at Langley Mill to the Trent at Nottingham – about 15 miles (24 km) and 18 locks, but most of it has been closed and filled. There now remains a 2½ mile (4 km) length through central Nottingham from Lenton Chain to the Trent, which is a bypass for a partially unnavigable stretch of the Trent.
The maximum boat size that can navigate the Nottingham Canal is
length: 79' 9" (24.3 metres) - Castle Lock
beam: 15' 2" (4.62 metres) - Castle Lock
height: 8' 0" (2.44 metres) - Chain Lane / London Road Bridge
draught: 4' 0" (1.22 metres) - cill of Castle Lock
Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire
Canal & River Trust
The Kiln, Mather Lane, Newark, NG24 1FB
Canal & River Trust website
Main Navigable Waterways
Waterways A-Z
Map of UK Waterways
Boating Information
Tell us what you think of our website
Sign up to our regular newsletter for the latest roundup of waterway news.


text:
Dan and I hiked Huron Peak on September 27, 2016. I really enjoyed this one – fall colors + a relatively easy ascent made for a great half-day hike.
Trip Information
- Round Trip: 6.5 miles
- Start elevation: 10,560 feet
- End elevation: 14,003 feet
- Elevation gain: 3,500 feet
- Difficulty: 2nd class
- Trail head: Clear Creek/South Winfield Trail head (4WD road to this TH – approximately 2.1 miles from Winfield).
We drove in around 6 PM the evening before. Driving on route 390 was incredibly great for me and maybe really annoying for Dan because I got out of the car 24 times to take pictures and he was most likely thinking I'M HUNGRY PLEASE LET'S GO BEFORE DARKNESS BEFALLS US. But he was supportive of my aspiring photographer/fall-color-hungry-ness and waited while I snapped some pictures.
After turning south at Winfield we drove for about 20 more minutes over a pretty rough road. We reached a sweet spot to have a campfire and sleep in our car:
We woke up late for our normal hiking protocol – around 7 AM. And then we were scared of how cold it was (30 degrees? Hah) and didn't get going until 8:30 AM. But the weather looked spectacular all day and it was a shorter hike so let's throw caution to the wind!!!
I really liked Huron because it's short so you "peak bag" (blech, that felt gross) quickly, it's a relatively gentle gradient through a beautiful forest for the first 1/2 of the hike, and we got FALL COLOR VIEWS. WEE!!
We also saw approximately 8 people the entire time, which was in stark contrast to the 150 people and 150 dogs we saw last time.
We reached our turn-around spot from last time, paid our respects to past-Ashley + Dan + friends getting chased off, and then continued. Onward!
The last section of the hike switch backs up the steep rocky field that is characteristic of these mountains. Nothing special there. But the top! The top is always beautiful but then weave in ribbons of gold and red along the rugged mountains and I feel like everything is right in the world. Or really, that there is nothing else in the world, just Dan + me + the present. I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels full, whole when they are in nature and that is what brings them back over and over again.
We chatted with two different groups at the top. Ie, we lingered at the top for about an hour. That almost never happens – usually the cold 50 mph wind or impending thunderstorms chase us off. Not this day. This day we ate our cheese and crackers in a leisurely fashion.
While we enjoyed talking with our newfound West Virginia friends at the top, THEY TOOK A BLURRY SUMMIT PICTURE OF US. DAMMIT. Good thing we took a backup selfie or else we would have to hike it again to get the proper picture for our future "we hiked all the 14ers" collage. I'm not really kidding.
So after taking our sweet ole time we started the hike back down.
That afternoon we drove close to the Missouri Mountain trailhead and camped. Route 390 is the place to go for camping – free, clean, and beautiful. And many of the camp sites are within earshot of the river = excellent sleeping white noise. We shot the bow and arrow, made a delicious dinner, and enjoyed a campfire under a clear sky of bright stars.
The end.


text:
Welcome back. Other celebrity guests I had the opportunity to meet at this convention were voice actors Tony Oliver, Sonny Strait, Jessica Straus, and Anime comic book writer Tommy Yune. They were all nice.
In addition to the subject of Power Rangers, Tony Oliver had a Q&A session. Not only was he the voice of Saba, the White Ranger's talking sword, he was also a writer and producer of the series. When Tony presented the pilot script, he had no idea that the show was going to get this big. The first clue that Mighty Morphin Power Rangers would take off was when he was showing footage of the version from Tokyo with music to kids here in the U.S. and it was a huge success.
Tony Oliver has been a voice actor for 25 years, mostly in Anime shows like Robotech and Lupin the 3rd. The show he's most proud of was a dramatic Anime series called Flag and one he wished he had gotten to work on was Cowboy Bebop. Basically, Tony thinks that the best part about being in Anime is the storytelling and depth they contain.
Tony Oliver has had great convention experiences and loves meeting fans.
Sonny Strait also had a Q&A session and mentioned that Anime Festival was one of his most favorite ones to attend. One of the biggest highlights was when Sonny talked about his latest series, Dragonball Z Kai. (He was the voice of Krillin.) He said, "The Nickelodeon version is great, if you're seven. It's highly edited." So Sonny didn't want anyone to judge the series based on that alone. He did mention another version of Dragonball Z Kai that's more for an older audience on the CW network and Adult Swim, which is so much better without the extra editing.
Sonny Strait's idol is Mel Blanc, who voiced the Looney Tunes. His father also liked imitating voices, like Donald Duck, which was a great influence on him. Sonny was hilarious with his impessions of Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse. They were right on.
Check my blog for part 3, when I'll be talking about Dan Southworth and Reuben Langdon demonstrating stunt work. It's like this Anime convention has everything!


text:
MAGUBA - Mega Sale! Save up to 23%
Mega Sale! Up to 23% off on MAGUBA products at What Should I Say?. Hurry! Limited time offers. Offers valid only while supplies last.
MAGUBA New Arrival Girls V-Neck Full Sleeve Halter Sweater
In Stock
You Save: 23%
ean: 0887820524370,
4.8 out of 5 stars with 34 reviews
Item specificsGender: women Material Composition: acrylic.cotton Closure Type: None Style: Fashion Thickness: Standard Material: Acrylic,Cotton Item Type: Pullovers Collar: V-Neck Model Number: YC12651 Clothing Length: Regular Sleeve Style: Regular P...
Viewing Page 1 of 1
Feel free to Browse Our Catalog.


text:
Screen Printing
Do you want to know about screen printing? Check out this section of our web site totally devoted to screen printing!
Evaluating the quality of a direct-emulsion stencil before it is on press is a difficult task. Pinholes and edge defects might be uncovered with illumination and magnification, but overall stencil quality and flatness are impossible to measure. After many months of research, a test has been established that can evaluate the relationship between the emulsion and the mesh.
This study looks at the effects of drying temperature on screen tension. The results show that drying at higher temperatures created lower tensions on screens before they were printed.
Screen printing is the media of printing that best allows versatility in its wide range of application and performance capabilities. Not only can the process be applied to an incredibly wide range of materials, objects and configurations, but you can also vary the deposit to produce film thicknesses of color that no other printing process can obtain.
Whatever your experience with epoxy screen printing inks, the following information will, hopefully, help you to determine the proper epoxy for your next requirement.
First, I want to touch briefly on the metals that are used in the screen printing industry. Pound-wise, the major one would be steel as supplied by both domestic and foreign manufacturers. If you buy steel from the mill, you can specify cold-rolled dry steel. Dry means oil-free. It is relatively clean.
Why is knowledge of UV chemistry so important to a screen printer who either uses UV inks right now or is going to use them? Simply because UV inks are part of the UV technology, and use of UV inks should be viewed rather as an application of UV technology in screen printing. UV technology consists of three major elements: UV ink, UV reactor (or UV processor) and substrate.
Their Consequences in Reproduction
Before evaluating the influence of UV inks on the four color printing process through the UCR/UCA method, I would like to make some remarks on UV inks and on four color printing in general.
Find more Screen Printing content
Select any filter and click on Apply to see results


text:
MG Dealer Of The Year 2014 and 2015.
W H Brand MG are a family owned and run dealership, established by William Horace Brand in 1925. We have been building our reputation for exceptional customer service ever since. Customer care has always been the foundation of our business and this is why we continue to run a successful dealership from our rural village location near Spalding & Peterborough. We were previously an MG Rover dealership for 47 years up to 2005. As well as being an MG dealership we are still specialists in pre-2005 MG Rover cars.
Visit our showroom to see the brand new MG3, which is our fastest selling car ever! We also stock the exciting MG6 and are looking forward to the launch of the first crossover from MG, the GS..
No high pressure sales, this is not the way we like to do business. We don't have sales advisors who are trying to sell you something you don't want just to earn their commission! Our Sales Team are Martyn Brand (Dealer Principal) and Adam Brand (Sales Manager), Grandson & Great Grandson of W H Brand. We will oversee your experience with us from your first phone call, email or visit, through to collecting your new car, and one of us will always be present at the showroom to answer any queries that may arise.
We want to sell you a car you want to buy, and in a relaxed manner that you will feel comfortable with. Call us to discuss a car you may be interested in or visit our showroom, and you will not feel pressured into a purchase. We also promise not to keep calling you and hassling you for a sale, this isn't the way we like to work.
Our customers keep on coming back time and time again. All of the above reasons add up to why customers keep coming back to W H Brand MG.
We look forward to welcoming you soon.


text:
The Studium Catholicum offers access to BibleWorks10 which provides more than 200 Bible translations in 40 languages, more than 40 original language texts and morphology databases.
BibleWorks is an excellent tool for close exegesis as well as morphological analysis. Please note that the BibleWorks9 tool is available through local access at the Studium only.
For more information, visit the Studium library or click through to the BibleWorks website.


text:
This is the original root directory.
|Book Display
|BOL Home Page
|N-BIP Home Page
|Browse by Subject
|Author/Title Search
|340806 Free Books - FREE newsletter - No Ads - Go Here!
Printed Books are offered for
sale In Association with:
Amazon.com -- Barnes & Noble
Star Wars III - Twilight of the Gods or Fall of the Republic
George Lucas
|Dewey Subject Codes:
Movie Script - Movie scripts go through a lot of revisions. At this point it doesn't seem that even the title has been finalized. First there was the original story: "The Adventures of Obi-Wan Kenobi" The Journal of the Whills By George Lucas. Then a Story version by John L. Flynn. Then a movie script by Sydney Cuthbert. Now you can expect more versions and re-writes before it becomes a movie.
Comment By: StarWarsintresters – Washington DC, VA – June 25, 2002, 11:48
This book was great! My mom,sister and I decided to print it out so we could always reread it. Great Book!
Comment By: Anonymous SW Fan – Sydney, Some Where – May 19, 2003, 05:19
I sure hope this isn't the actual script. The plot is lame, and appears full of holes. I couldn't bear to read the whole thing, that's how bad it was. Which is why I'm worried that this IS the script, as George Lucas should stick to what he does best - direct, and leave writing to those who can.
Comment By: Gwinevere – Chicago, il – July 9, 2003, 10:22
It does appear to fall in line with the other movies. But honestly, we won't know what's real or fake til the movie actually comes out.
Comment By: Greg – Halifax, NS – October 17, 2003, 12:46
If this isn't the real deal then someone's really done his homework. This script captures the vision of George Lucas and the flavor of the last two films. All the lose ends are tied together, and it ends with a flawless set-up to episode four. Weather you like it or not, well, its just same-o Lucas style. His genius is felt, but the film make likely damage the otherwise great storyline. That's why wasn't affraid of "spoiling" the experience of seeing what was ahead before seeing the next film, but then I assumed this was a fake. Had to be. But it caught me strait away, as I'm sure it will catch you too. The real deal? HAS to be.
Comment By: skeptic – mos esiley, tatooine – March 26, 2004, 21:15
I wonder where they got this? One of the comments is from 2002, do you think they had already written the script at that point?
Comment By: Ghent – Windsor, Canada – April 26, 2004, 14:32
I had a link to it on my site back in 1996... http://www.geocities.com/Area51/5393/scripts.html. The link still appears to work. This might be an older version, as I don't see Sydney Cuthbert's name anywhere, but it's dated September 6, 1983.
Comment By: The Phantom Menace – Orlando, FL – July 4, 2004, 05:02
This is not the script for Episode III. The real movie opens with a huge space battle above Coruscant during which Anakin and Obi-wan sneak aboard an enemy ship and go through an elevator shaft sequence. I payed $20 to watch them shoot the thing last summer through a web cam. I know about the battle scene through dispatches published regarding the progress of the visual effects currently being produced. If you want to know more go to Starwars.com and join "Hyperspace" which is now $40 cuz it includes theInsider magazine and fan club status.
|On Line -- Click to download
|Text - First Draft
|Text - Story
|Click here to tell us about a bad link.
|Vendor's Home Page 1
|eBook Readers 2
|Book Info 3
|New ISBN 4
New York Times Best Seller Category:
Hardback - Fiction
This list was prepared on 11/3/15 at 01:03:56
1. See Me -- Nicholas Sparks -- was:
1. Career of Evil (Cormoran Strike) -- Robert Galbraith -- was:
1. Welcome to Night Vale: A Novel -- Joseph Fink -- was:
1. Survivor (A Mitch Rapp Novel) -- Vince Flynn -- was:
1. Lake House: A Novel -- Kate Morton -- was:
1. Murder House -- James Patterson -- was:
1. All the Light We Cannot See -- Anthony Doerr -- was:
1. Girl in the Spider's Web: A Lisbeth Salander -- David Lagercrantz -- was:
1. Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (A Song of Ice and Fire) -- George R. R. Martin -- was:
1. Go Set a Watchman: A Novel -- Harper Lee -- was:
1. Girl on the Train -- Paula Hawkins -- was:
1. City on Fire: A novel -- Garth Risk Hallberg -- was:
1. Make Me: A Jack Reacher Novel -- Lee Child -- was:
1. After You: A Novel -- Jojo Moyes -- was:
1. Nightingale -- Kristin Hannah -- was:
1. Come Rain or Come Shine (A Mitford Novel) -- Jan Karon -- was:
1. Explorers Guild: Volume One: A Passage to Shambhala -- Kevin Costner -- was:
1. Foreign Affairs (A Stone Barrington Novel) -- Stuart Woods -- was:
1. Fates and Furies: A Novel -- Lauren Groff -- was:
Recently Released New Books
This list was prepared on 3/18/17 at 01:16:39
1. Null -- Null -- Null
You may want a copy of this book in the form of a planar cellulose information
retrieval system, i.e. a printed book. They make good gifts, and are more familiar
to most of us than electronic copies. But finding a printed copy of a book is
sometimes difficult. This section is intended to give you some help by making it
easy to use the more common ways of searching.
1 The first column consists of links to the home pages of the biggest suppliers of books by mail: Amazon and Barnes & Noble. These two suppliers have mostly new books, and their new book inventory probably has an overlap of something like 90%, but this does not mean that they both have exactly the same price. Both of them also list used books from outside suppliers, and the used book inventories are usually quite different. ABE Books is a loose grouping of some 17,000 independent bookstores that list their inventory in a common database - most of these are used books that vary from just issued best sellers to rare and antique books.
From all three home pages you can do searches, look at comments, check prices of both new and used copies, look at various formats such as hardback, paperback, eBook formats and much more.
2 The second column has links to Barnes & Noble and Amazon pages describing their new eBook Readers. These have become very popular lately as they allow the purchase of new books and textbooks at prices lower than the printed copies, and in a format that many people find attractive.
3 Clicking on the links in the third column sends you to the supplier along with the ISBN (International Standard Book Number) of the book described on this page if we have been able to find that number. Note that an ISBN refers to a specific edition of a book. Thus a single book might have many ISBNs: Hardback edition, softback, large print, foreign language and so on. Usually the book listing on B & N or Amazon will have links to the other editions that are available.
4 Is our ISBN wrong, or perhaps missing all together. Help us out. Search on B&N and Amazon. If you find one, please let us know. Enter the thirteen (Barnes & Noble) or ten (Amazon) digit number (no dashes) in the boxes above and click on the Submit ISBN button. The numbers shown in the boxes are the numbers we have on file, or zero if we haven't found one.
© Books-On-Line, January 22, 1997; Last Revised December 17, 2012 – Processing Time: 31 ms


text: animals life memories military people The Vees Big Adventure travel How Things Change 18/03/2018 Harmoniouscrow ACL tear recovery, Amazon affiliate meh, and June, April, Arizona, Azzie, California, decisions, drill, duty, Gina, Irma, May, New Mexico, NG, Odin, Oregon, overlanding, Posh Dog Knee Brace, Ruffwear boots, RV Life, The Vees Big Adventure, travel And guess where we are now? Yup, back in New Mexico. More big decisions being made and we're trying to Share this:GoogleFacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPinterestRedditTumblr Read more


text:
Archive for March, 2011
How to design the Fireplace which can be safe for kids
If you are one of those who live in the colder countries, then a fireplace becomes a must in your house. Although nowadays you can install a heater at your house, nothing can replace the warmth of the fireplace.In fact, the idea of a fireplace brings an entirely different old world charm to your house. But along with the interior and exterior look of your house, you must also ensure the safety of your house, family members, especially kids.
Even if kids do not get hurt by the fire, they tend to get hurt by the sharp edges and stone hearth. Therefore what you can try to do is that make these edges a little blunt. Do not keep anything near the fire place, which could cause the kids to trip over and fall in the stone hearth or anywhere nearby. One of the best ways is to get a fire safety gate around the fire place for an overall protection.
Get a color scheme for the bathroom which is soothing
A bathroom is a vital part of any apartment. Every day we rush to the shower after a hard day's work and thus, a good color scheme is important to have a soothing ambience. The modern trend is towards a contrasting color combo since simple white shades for both your walls and fixtures look boring.
The ideal wall paints for a bathroom are white, cream, taupe shades, beige, green, yellow pink, peach, light blue to create a calming ambience. Then pair it up with rich and bright shower curtains and bathroom towels. Dark wrought iron cabinets create a dramatic look. Complete the look with subtle yellow lights.
In case, you are planning for a darker wall shade like burgundy brown or black, contrast them with white or cream colored fixtures. Use white lights to touch a brighter look. Black and white combo looks very classy. However, don't opt for dark wall shades if you have a small bathroom.
Vanity lightings for bathrooms is an excellent option
Having proper light in your bathroom is very important. It not only has functional value, but also, if done properly, can add to the aesthetic quotient of your bathroom. And when it comes to lighting up your bathroom, the first thing to be take care of is vanity lighting.
In a bathroom, the vanity area is the main hub and therefore it only makes sense that you have a lot of light in that area. You can opt for the LED bulbs that come with track lighting handles. They use less energy, last longer and replacing them is extremely easy. For a warm and cozy feel, you can opt for the vanity lamps. Having three-way-bulbs in your bathroom is a wonderful idea.
A discussion on bathroom vanity lighting is incomplete without a word on wall scones. Wall scones come in a wide array of designs and you can choose the one that goes well with the overall décor of your bathroom.
Pick a theme for your new home décor
Home décor styles are a very beautiful way to reflect your elegant persona and enchant the visitors. Thus, in case you are planning to embellish your place, opt for a particular theme that goes with your taste. Search online or through the magazines and you will get various themes like formal, rustic, contemporary or casual.
First consider the size of your home and its location. If it's a small modern apartment situated in a populous street, opt for contemporary or casual styles. The rustic and formal décor go well with big homes which are a little away from the maddening crowd. Now, decide on the colors. If you cannot stand the darker shades try out the lighter hues.
Your hobbies can supply good décor ideas. There are even staircases designed like piano keys. The last thing to consider is your family members. If you have pets or kids around, never go for the rich formal style. However, it is better to consult an interior decorator.
Bean Bags – Perfect for trendy home décor
Bean bags are one of the trendy home accessories these days. They are extremely comfortable and relaxing and you can easily place them in any of your rooms and even the patio or balcony. These light weight portable furniture was the brain child of exclusive Italian designers which first came to the market in 1960 and was called Sacco.
The funky foam bean bags can adapt to various body shapes and are found in different styles and shades. Some are for outdoors; some are very hardy while others are warmer to touch. It is better to opt for sturdier fabrics (like denim) and dark shades since they last long and are simpler to clean and maintain. Besides, the classic colors go with any sort of room décor.
Fur bags are the best for cooler climates. Vinyl and nylon bags repel liquids and thus are ideal if kids are around. But make sure these bags are properly stuffed otherwise you would be deprived of the desired comfort.
Using Garbage products to decorate your home
Recycling your garbage items for home décor is not only eco-friendly but economical too. Here are some useful tips.
Milk cartons are a great help. Cut the top of it, wrap it with a nice sheet and you can now easily utilize it as a beautiful storage to host your little knick-knacks like pens, candy, seeds, sewing materials or paper clips. The cartons can be painted and placed on the side table as a holder for car keys and spare changes. The unwanted clothes can also be revamped as décor accessories. Make pillows with clean and colorful old shirts.
Rinse out an old elegant liquor bottle and stuff it with flowers and indoor plants. Cover it with a designed paper and your homemade vase is ready. The read papers and remains of cardboards will make good wall hangings if chopped out in fine shapes and nicely styled with creative designs.
Make a strong decorative statement using lights
Lights are an integral part of any home décor since effective illumination affect a lot to ensure your desired ambience. Here are some tips to create a powerful decorative statement with lighting fixtures.
If you are planning for a dazzling look, sparkle up your room with a glamorous crystal chandelier. These days they are also found in miniature versions suitable for small rooms. Halogen bulbs create a dramatic effect and can be used to highlight specifically on your interesting stuffs like the beautiful Ming vase. Another fine pick would be a seventies lamp with a cylindrical wire equipped with a circular glass lampshade. These retro lamps are very much in vogue these days.
When you are planning for a romantic cozy feel go for candles and freestanding wire bulbs with cream or yellow shades. They diffuse a soft glow which creates a mystic aura in the room. Place them on your armchair or bedside table tops and over sophisticated furniture like a piano.
Useful tips for sparkling home décor
Are you are bored with your simple and drab rooms? Opt for a sparkling theme to jazz up your mood always.
Splashes of rich colors and vibrant textures render beauty and life to your dull status. Hence color up your entire home in bright shades like bright red, pink, sunshine yellow, green or blue. If you prefer lighter hues like white or cream add a shiny finish to them to bring a sparkling effect. Get colorful fabrics for your bedding, curtains and cushions too. Create a contrast in the room with darker walls and light fabrics.
Apply a fine varnish on your hardwood flooring and furniture to bring back the lost luster. Cover your floors with decorated oriental area rugs. Adorn your room with luxurious stone studded (ruby, emerald, sapphire, jade and topaz) décor accessories. These jewels are artistically crafted in vibrant and seductive shades. Illuminate the entire area with a grand crystal chandelier and bright lighting fixtures.
Get Expert advice in order to decorate your home grandly
Thinking of a grand make over for your home? Well, great idea but you should always make sure to consult an interior decorator to get an expert advice. Your home is one of your most treasured assets which demand the best care and ideal maintenance.
A grand interior decoration involves grand complications which a lay man is not aware of. You do not know clearly which theme to choose or how to complement the style effectively with the right paints, furniture or accessories. An experienced and well established interior decorator is thoroughly armed with detailed knowledge of the market. He will choose the best theme according to the size of your room. Then he would advice on the necessary décor stuffs and chalk out an ideal plan based on your budget.
Besides, the professionals are well equipped with contacts and you would not have to bother about the supplies and laborers. Moreover, an expert would take up the entire burden and carry out the daily plans skillfully in a systematic manner.
Four Unique Home Décor styles which might inspire you
Planning to refurbish your home lately? Below are given some exotic décor themes which might interest you.
Gothic style of interior decoration is perfect to create the old world richness and grandeur especially if you have a large house. It involves heavy silk fabrics, a huge and glamorous crystal chandelier, dark shades, hardwood furniture and flooring, decorative carpets, wrought iron accessories, marble sculptures and also a sophisticated centerpiece. Then you can follow the aesthetic Mediterranean feel with marble floors, indoor plants, terracotta pots, aquatic shades, wooden flooring, arched doorways, wrought iron furniture and vibrant ceramic tiles.
The Asian theme is a mix of Indonesian, Thai, Japanese and Chinese culture. It uses bright hues (like black, red or gold), depictions of Lord Buddha and lots of floral themes and motifs of powerful Asian dragon. The African style adopts rainbow and earthy hues. Its typical cultural patterns and symbols like the tribal motifs and exquisite art works are also followed in their customary home décor.


text:
Summer guide: Swimming holes and beaches
We have weeks of summer heat ahead, but thankfully the Pacific Northwest offers a seemingly endless number of rivers, lakes, streams and natural pools to offer a cool reprieve when the mercury rises.
Remember - practice safe swimming if you are hitting any rivers or lakes. Conditions can vary by locations, and the water could hold unseen hazards. Wear a life jacket, and scout out the location should you choose to jump into the water.
Here's a list of just a few swimming holes and beaches located nearby the Portland metro area:
Collins Beach/Walton Beach (Sauvie Island)
Looking for some sun, sand, and a quick cool-down in the Columbia? Head out to Sauvie Island and visit Collins Beach! You'll find beach access on the east end of the island, take Reader Road to get there. Visitors will also need to pick up a parking pass for the visit ($10 a day; $30 annual)
Broughton Beach (Portland)
This convenient stop off of Marine Drive offers a beachfront view of the beautiful Columbia River. While it may get buy on a crowded day, Broughton has plenty of space along its sandy beach for you to find a spot. ($5 day-use fee)
Poet's beach (Portland):
This inner city beach is the newest official swimming spot along the Willamette River. Poet's Beach is staffed with lifeguards through the day, and has a swim rope to let families know what area is considered safe for swimming. The Human Access Project brought the idea to the city with the goal of getting more people to swim in the Willamette River.
Oxbow Regional Park (Gresham)
This park offers plenty of access to the Sandy River, which is great for a swim to cool off after hiking one of the many trails through the park. The park is also a popular spot for kayakers and people setting out to float the Sandy. The city has details on river trips on its website. ($5 day-use fee)
Dabney State Recreation Area (Gresham)
Located not too far downriver from Oxbow is the Dabney State Recreation Area. This park offers slower currents in the swim areas - something to consider for parents with small children. There are no pets allowed in the park. ($5 day-use fee)
Moulton Falls (SW Washington)
With swimming holes and shade along the East Fork Lewi River, Moulton Falls is a great stop for people looking to beat the heat. The park can fill up quickly on the weekends, so leave early if you want to ensure a parking spot.
Opal Creek / Three Pools (Elkhorn, east of Salem)
The North Fork Sanitiam River holds several incredible swimming opportunities to those who drive out from the Portland area. The Opal Creek Trail offers a series of waterfalls, swimming opportunities, and some incredibly beautiful scenery. The nearby Three Pools site features some rock outcroppings that allow for cliff-jumping.
Glenn Otto Community Park / Lewis & Clark State Recreation Site (Troutdale)
Located closer to the Sandy River's confluence with the Columbia, Glenn Otto Community Park and the Lewis & Clark State Recreation Site offer great river access from sandy swimming beaches. These parks are often great pick-up spots for people floating down from Oxbow or Dabney, as they do not require a day-use fee.
Oneonta Gorge Trail (Columbia River Gorge)
If you are venturing further into the Columbia River Gorge for a hike or to visit some of the spectacular waterfalls, the Oneonta Gorge hike is a popular stop for people seeking relief from the heat. After wading through waist-deep water, the gorge trail open up in front of a magnificent waterfall – where it is possible to swim out for a refreshing splash.
Rowland Lake (Columbia River Gorge/White Salmon)
Located farther east in the Gorge off of SR-14 is Rowland Lake, a man-made lake put in during the construction of the Bonneville Dam. The lake is separate from the Columbia and has warmer, calmer waters. While it doesn't have a sandy swimming beach, it does offer cliff jumping opportunities for those looking to cool off after a hike. (Washington Discover Pass or day-use fee required)
Hagg Lake (Gaston)
A popular destination for boaters, Henry Hagg Lake also has some sandy beaches for swimming activities as well. If you are with inexperienced swimmers, be aware that there is an underwater dropoff that can be accessible to people wading into the lake. ( $7 day-use fee)


text:
The app is created by a behavioral leadership researcher from The London School of Economics and Harvard, Sangeeth Varghese.
Who will be India's next Prime Minister?
View Results
Join us as we take you into the heart of India with the latest news in politics, business, entertainment, technology, and more. Sign up with your email id now!
Werindia Fusion Healthy Life Others
Copyright © 2018 WeRIndia, Community. All Rights Reserved


text:
Petaca Restaurants
Advertise your restaurant for free in the town of Petaca.
Petaca, NM has one of the widest choices of restaurants, of a region its extent, in the whole of the USA. Just about 50% of the restaurants in Petaca are full-service restaurants with 75% of the others offering partial service. The other restaurants inPetaca are essentially drinking places and caterers that put forward some in-house cooking.
Full-service restaurants in Petaca tend to offer numerous menu kinds, together with starters, salads, side dishes, desserts, and more drinks, with quite a few choices contained by each type. Cooks and chefs will make the items to buy, starting from grilling a hamburger to make a more intricate and classy menu item. Waiters and waitresses proffer table service in comfy surroundings. Consumers increasingly like dining at mid-scale or family restaurants, typically organized by a national group. By contrast, clientele at the better Petaca dining places tend to search for a fine atmosphere with cleverly arranged gastronomy and leisurely, expert service. Whereas groups are a vital segment of the restaurant market, a lot of clients in Petaca fancy dining in unchained owned and locally operated restaurants.
The most general type of a limited-service restaurant in Petaca, NM is a franchised business of a countrywide restaurant group selling fast food. Like elsewhere, these restaurants in Petaca includes a set menu, the absence of waiters and waitresses and an emphasis on cleanliness and an economical service. Menu selections will put forward a limited array and are prepared by employees with negligible cooking or food-management skills. Cuisine typically is served in disposable take-out cartons that maintain the food's warmth, allowing restaurants to make ready orders in advance of clients' requests. A increasing number of fast-food restaurants in Petaca, NM are now providing drive-through and walk-up services.
Restaurants are the most rife and time-honored business in the US. The best restaurants, especially the finest restaurants in Petaca, NM offer
- Freshly prepared food focused on local favourites
- Menu choices with the intention of suiting everyone in the family unit
- Efficient and motivated workforce that smile!
- Hygiene
- Every one of the above at an inexpensive rate!
The populace in Petaca are well documented for liking restaurants with the intention of offering something that other restaurants do not exhibit and they like establishments where the personnel working in attendance in all honesty like what they are doing.
The public Petaca are looking for restaurants with the intention of making you feel great after eating there.
The clients attracted to establishments in Petaca diverge according to several factors, including the type of food served, prices, location and the marketplace the restaurant is aimed at.
To attract people in Petaca, NM you be obliged to focus on
- High-earning persons or families with a sizeable sum of disposable income however hardly any moment in which to splurge it. This client unit includes the growing number of solo householders, as well as dual-salary family unit groups.
- Trade people on cost accounts to boost lunchtime business as well as evening meals. The importance of this market frequently tends to follow the wider fluctuations in local companies.
- Holidaymakers are important for countless restaurants in the neighborhood. Bear in mind that visitor figures to Petaca rise and fall according to the seasons, and winter, specifically, may see poorer trading.
- Kids. The affect of offspring has shaped a noteworthy market set that impacts on family choice for meals. This has been readily chosen by the large conglomerates who, led by the burger franchises, target family through their marketing.
- Working women. Married women partake more than sixty percent of all household tasks, subsequently easy access to meals is welcomed as one less responsibility to undertake. Price tends to be a substantial factor affecting the choice of this unit, alongside the class of the food.
- Grazers. As lifestyles have changed, the usual three meals per day have been replaced by a propensity to graze or eat on the run. Convenience plays a large amount in this group's array of venue.
- The coming out of a considerable troop of retired populace with a high level of disposable income and improved leisure time. Research indicates that this unit tends to eat out during the daylight hours as a leisure interest.
If you are opening a restaurant in Petaca, NM you should
- Classify the superlative position in order to catch the attention of footfall. If you are planning to rely by word of mouth and build up your business over a very sustained period, position will play an influential piece in the eventual victory of your venture.
- Settle into your routine (and make sure your workers are familiar with their occupations!) and then encourage reviewers from the Petaca media to carry out a restaurant review - a positive review is apt to boost native attraction in your enterprise.
- Make sure you are listed in local food and restaurant guides. This will require enlisting with the Petaca tourist handbooks and this will also appeal to persons from outside of the immediate locale.
- Publicize in publications read by your intended addressees. Petacabusiness magazines and newspapers as a rule put forward reasonably priced marketing space.
- Stand out from your competitors by choosing an exclusive illustration or theme and applying it to your furnishings, staff uniforms, plates and cutlery, and menus.
- Advertise diverse audiences depending on the time of the day or season of the year. Together daytime and evening menus could be provided, with on a daily basis specials offered to fluctuate the customary bill of fare.
- Use exclusive offers to boost trade throughout loose periods, with mid-afternoon offers for pupils and elderly diners, and special kid's menus on hand to appeal to families. Christmas is an important occasion for most restaurants, since it offers the prospect to increase business owing to corporate parties and can be an initiation to your restaurant for would-be new customers who may well come back all through the rest of the year.
As word-of-mouth promotion is of the paramount weight for Petaca restaurants, it is crucial that your client service should always be dutiful, rapid and civil!
Petaca Restaurant Newsletter
Where to eat, when to eat, what to eat. Across the USA people are asking this question - join our newsletter now.